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longship

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5. Indeed. There are signs all over the place.

Reply to lostincalifornia (Reply #2)

Tue Mar 18, 2014, 08:26 PM

Mar 2014

Yet when I was there last people routinely ignored them and went out beyond the boundaries. Amazing more are not killed. People are stupid. Mostly guys, BTW.

People just think that the signs do not apply to them.

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Indeed. There are signs all over the place. longship Mar 2014 #5

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